skol it was good to see you back, but i would ahve thought...

skol it was good to see you back, but i would ahve thought during your hiatus, you might have at least been able to raise some new alternative viewpoint as to how the situation can improve, because if it doesnt then teh inevitable will ahppen, money Is being printed by central banks, the POG hasn't collapsed only trended in a wide meaningless channel for teh past 12 months as the can kickers fudged, twisted and placated all and sundry to make the problem stubbornly unsolved, by so doing, they also increased the root casue of the problem, the massive and unsustainable levels of sovereign debt.
so please furnish us with your intellect and show how things have improved during your absence, and please dont feel inclined to restrict your argument to the US.
this is a global issue and the solution must be global.
to stop problems form escalating
for example.
chinas manufacturing is up for sure, but their exports are down...
Spans bankia are returning nothing to burnt investors,
Japan stimulating with yet more and massive money supply increases, the presursor to a developing currency devaluation if ever there was one and the US is about to tip into uncharted waters possibly where they default on their spending cuts, maybe it has been a long and topsy turvey ride as the can was well and truly kicked down the road, but teh problem with time is it just keep going and eventually it reaches a critical point, so unless you can tell me otherwise how and why tings are improviong with some clear evidence as to improved sentiment for incvestors, and for business, then i think i will retain my opinion. so come on ... chop chop!! give us an insight into your optimism about the global economy.